St. Paul daily globe., 1887-08-10

errors. Baltimore 4. Metropolitan z;
earned runs, Baltimore ), Metropolitan q;
two-base hits, Davis, Ryan, Holbert; three
Tucker and Davis Daniels and Tucker; first
base on balls. Toy. Davis, Daniels ?, 2,Gardner,
Radford, Ryan: hit by pitched ball. O'Brien;
first base on errors, Baltimore 4. Metropolitan
l: struck out, by Gardner 3; passed balls,
Daniels 2; wild pitches. Gardner z; time
2:45; umpire, sullivan.
THE FIELDING COUNTED.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The Athletics
earned more runs than the BrO0klyns
to-day, but the home club eXcelled in
fielding. The latter's errors were not
near so costly as those of the QuakerS.
The game was at no time interesting, as
the BrOOklynS got the lead in the first
inning and held it to the close. Seward
was rather wild early in the game and
Robinson threw poorly to second. The
only plays worth mentioning was fine
stop OF daisy cutter and throw to first
by Bierbauer and running catches by
Mcclellan and SwarthwOod. Bierbauer
made two bad mistakes but he accepted
ten chances. Score:
B8T!o0Gki!yn...-.-.22 03 2 80 o-s
Earned runs. Brooklyn > Athletic 8; two
base hits, Mcclellan. stovey; double plays,
Porter and Toole; first base on errors, Brook
lyn 4, Athletic L: struck out. Brooklyn 2,
Athletic 1; passed balls, PEBBLES =, Robinson
3; wild pitches, Seward >; time. 40; um-
pire, McQuade.
WE'LL FOUGHT GAME.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-The Louis
villes won close and exciting game
from Cincinnati. The home team
started in TO win, scoring three times in
the first. Collins got his base on Car
penter's errors, ,COrkhiltmuffed Hecker's
liner and Browning came home after a
corking three-bagger on VOLTS hit. For
the visitors in the third Reilly took first
on Whites tumble. Both sides scored
in the fourth on hits by Wolf and White
Fennelly'S hit and steal, COrkhill'S out
at first and RamSey'S wild pitch. In
the sixth McPhee'S three-bagger was
followed by Finneliy's hit. The Louis
villes scored the winning run after two
Cincinnati....O o 1 o o o o.
Base hits, Louisville 9, Cincinnati s:
errors, Louisville 1, Cincinnati =; earned
runs. Louisville =, Cincinnati 2: two-pase
hits. Wolf, Baldwin, three-base hits, Brown
ing, McPhee; home run, Corkhill: first base
on balls, Mullane: struck out, Ramsey 3,
Mullane 4; passed ball, Baldwin; wild
pitches, Mullane =; umpire. Ferguson.
WON IN THE NINTH.
O1. LOC1S. aug. J.-OlcNtidlu gave
the Browns hard tussle to-day, pound
ing at will, but by a fine stroke of
batting in the last inning st. Louis
pulled out victory. The game was by
far the best of the Cleveland series and
was replete with brilliant fielding
especially on Cleveland's part. Allen
made several superb running catches,
while old Pete HOtaling pulled down
what looked like a home run drive.
DAILY was Splendidly supported, as was
King, BOyle's catching and throwing to
bases being wonderfully fine. O'Neill'S
slugging was a feature of the game.
For the past nine times at the bat in
two games he has made hits with total
of thirteen bases. Mexican fielded
beautifully as did Stricken aud Latham.
Score:
st. Louis - OO o 3 o 8 3-11
Cleveland. 90 o 2 o O. 8
Base hits ST. Louis IS, Cleveland IL; er
rOrs, St Louis y. cleveland >; earned runs,
st. Louis 10. Cleveland z; two-base hits,
O'Neill, FoutZ, Robinson, King. Hotaling,
Toy; three-base hits, Latham, ONeill; double
plays Boyle and Robinson, Stricken and Toy,
Allen and Stricken; first base on balls.
Stricken, O'Neill, Carroll >: struck out. Rob
insOn, Daily; passed ball. Toy. Reipschlager;
wild pitches, King =, DAILY /; time. 2:30;
umpire, Curry.